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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1907

Page

4

Carnegie Opportunity May Fund Industrial Schools

The Duluth News Tribune notes Mr. Carnegie could use part of his vast wealth to promote industrial schools nationwide. It argues a $10 to $20 million annual donation would finance schools, buildings, and equipment, boosting practical education for trade minded youths and expanding opportunity beyond libraries. It urges leveraging surplus to uplift gifted hands and revive vocational paths.

Armour Feld of Washington Universty Rockefeller Fund Carnegie Nisith Rockefeller America Duluth News ‘Tribune

Question of Taxation and New Mexico Politics in 1910

The article surveys many proposed taxes in the New Mexico legislature including on railroads telephones mortgages and liquor, arguing for a permanent tax commission. It notes tensions in the thirty seventh assembly, a hopeful immigration outlook toward 1910 census, and regional legislative debates in Arizona and New Mexico on taxation and governance.

New Mexico Board of Trade Thirty-Seventh Legislative Cily San Juan Pecos Baton Mountain Stein Pany Membe Ssp

Land Development and Policy Perspectives in the Southwest

A Las Vegas Optic excerpt discusses delaying land sales in undeveloped territory to reap future profits from rentals and rising values. It notes a skeptical view of an appropriation bill's progress between the house and council and cites Dr Crapsey predicting a future church as a Socialist club focused on material welfare, with a hypothetical annex.

Great Southwest Las Vegas Crapsey Church of the Future

Roaming Snippets In A Busy New York Scene

A collage of overheard quips and vignettes from urban life includes banter about Roosevelt and the Panama Canal, a jokey money tale, wedding etiquette, a singer in Chicago, and varied humorous exchanges. The fragment hints at social mores, humor, and fleeting scenes across cities.

What Mrs Sage May Do With Her Husband's Millions

The Sage Foundation plans the use of ten million dollars for social betterment focusing on the needs of the poor. Trustees may pursue reforms such as child labor enforcement, tenement housing, free schools and hospitals, playgrounds, settlement work, and summer lectures to empower the needy.

Mrs. Sage Ruel Sage Evening Citizen Sage Mia Sage

What the New York Times says about aged Mrs Eddy

The New York Times sketches Mrs Eddy’s past and family ties through 19th century notes on her son George Glover, marriage to George Washington Glover, and later life details. It covers claims of cancer, secret aides, and public appearances, with Mina Kiddy and Concord figures involved in interviews and scrutiny.

THE NEW York Times Christhin Science George Washington Glover Middle West George Glover Mahala Sanborn Russell Cheney Enterprise Minn Glover Shiloh Qhally Lead Calvin A. Fryy Parmelia J. Leonard Brooklyn Christan Leonard Eddy Concord Frye Boston Alina Kadhom Ord Pleamont View Cornell Wilson Christlay Selentiet Mina Mex Eddy Xhie Watson Petwliit Uepatient Fusay Jon

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